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She added: “The attitude of Finsbury Foods and their accusing and dismissive nature is very concerning to me and I’d be keen to warn people to be alert when buying their products.”

Ruth decided to enlist the help of Newcastle City Council, who sent the cake and unwanted earring back to the bakers.

Finsbury said it was “highly improbable” the jewellery came from their factory and it apparently passed through a metal detector without any problems.

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Ruth is now urging other customers 'to be alert when buying their products'

A Finsbury Foods spokesman confirmed the matter has been “investigated fully, by internal and external parties, including the Department of Public Safety and Regulation at Newcastle Trading Standards.”

The spokesman added the company’s personal hygiene policy does not permit staff to wear jewellery “other than a plain wedding band”.

They concluded: “The company takes any complaints very seriously and as such, the results of these tests and the company’s preventative procedures have been communicated at length to the customer.”

Asda have been approached for comment.

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